Yasmine Jameelah
Yasmine Jameelah is a journalist, entrepreneur, and Managing Editor of blacklove.com. When she’s not spending her days connecting with new writers and brainstorming ideas with the Black Love team, you can find her creating healing spaces for the Black community through her wellness collective Transparent and Black. Jameelah's work has been featured by Foot Locker Women, VICE, Refinery 29, The Today Show, Girlfriend Collective, and more. Yasmine dedicates herself to reclaiming space for marginalized communities and making wellness more accessible for the Black community. Have a story idea or any questions? To reach her, email yasmine@blacklove.com.
As a follow-up to my last article, if you're considering celibacy, here's your step-by-step guide.
Self-care is self-love. Never forget that. Read these tips if you've been struggling with giving yourself the TLC (tender loving care) you deserve.
Elevate App founders share their journey as entrepreneurs and equipping people to overcome trauma and prioritize mental and emotional wellness.
For expectant mothers navigating pregnancy during a global pandemic while balancing business, bae, and day-to-day.
It's okay to admit that you're not okay right now.
If you're not in communication with your father right now, know it's okay and that your journey to reconciliation is a personal one.
Health is wealth, and a self-care check is essential and needed as we continue to take action, plan, and use our voices against racial injustices. While doing so, here are few ways to protect your peace in the process.
In her quest for marriage, this single woman discovered the importance of showing up for the people you love whether it is your soulmate or your best friend.
